Commercial window film
Clear Guard supplies and installs XPEL solar, security and privacy film on existing commercial glass. We work with business owners, facilities teams and property managers across Southern Ontario, including restaurants, retail, industrial properties and multifamily buildings.
XPEL-certified installer. Product specifications and written quotations.
Illustrative finishes. Review physical samples on your glass.
Products & services
Choose film for heat and glare reduction, glass protection or privacy. Each service is available separately. We check your glazing and project requirements before specifying a product.
Heat, glare & UV control
Reduce solar heat, glare and UV exposure through existing windows. Clear-view, tinted and reflective products are specified to suit the glazing and lighting requirements.
Solar film options and specificationsGlass retention & forced-entry resistance
Security film helps retain broken glass and delay forced entry. Locks and door-fortification hardware reinforce existing doors. The specification depends on the glass, frames and hardware.
Commercial security optionsVisual privacy
Obscure views through home windows, condo glass, office partitions and storefront glass. Choose full-pane frosting or partial coverage. Privacy film is available as a standalone installation.
Privacy film options and specificationsCommercial applications
The starting point is the affected glass and the people using the space. Identify the heat, glare, privacy or security requirement, then agree on the product, coverage and appearance with the person responsible for the property.
Reduce heat and screen glare near exterior windows. Add frosted film to meeting rooms, office partitions and areas that need visual privacy.
Reduce solar heat and UV exposure through storefront and showroom glass, including vehicle dealerships. Specify security film separately where break-and-enter resistance is required.
Reduce heat and glare in dining areas. Use full or partial frosting where tables, staff areas or adjoining spaces need privacy.
Assess exposed glazing in offices, reception, break rooms and other suitable areas. Identify solar heat separately from heat produced by machinery, roofs or ventilation, and preserve required sightlines.
Plan film for lobbies, amenity rooms, management offices and approved suite projects. Coordinate window ownership, appearance requirements, occupant access and approvals with the building owner or property manager.
Specify film across multiple rooms, floors or buildings. Coordinate product selection, tenant access and installation phases with property management.
Review glazing specifications, drawings and finish requirements with the project team. Confirm film compatibility and coordinate installation with the construction schedule.
Commercial security
Security film helps retain broken glass and can delay forced entry. We also install locks and ARX Guard door-fortification hardware on existing doors, subject to assessment.
Our primary assessed interior recommendation is 14 mil interior security film with suitable perimeter attachment when supported by the exact product, glazing, frame and installation conditions. A separate exterior-rated 7 mil security film may suit exterior applications after its own review. A privacy finish alone does not establish security performance. Security upgrades add resistance; they do not guarantee prevention of a break-in.
Commercial guides
Record each zone’s priorities and glazing details, then download a scope summary for the assessment discussion.
Build your project checklist ↗A four-page comparison chart, privacy matrix, key FAQs and a blank room worksheet to take to your project discussion.
Download the planning guide (PDF) ↓Compare fixed solar control with adjustable shading for heat, glare, daylight and night privacy.
Compare film and blinds ↗Gather glazing records and separate product comparison from installation approval.
Prepare a glazing review ↗Record affected seats, service periods and evening sightlines before reviewing film samples.
Plan a restaurant assessment ↗Document merchandise exposure and review storefront appearance separately from product specifications.
Plan a retail display review ↗Assign access, furniture, glazing-record and cleaning-handover responsibilities before the work period.
Use the installation checklist ↗Compare finish measurements and plan a sample review of the required sightlines.
Compare decorative finishes ↗Understand reflective screening, frosted finishes and the sightlines to check with the lights on.
Plan day and night privacy ↗Give each pane a stable reference and track proposed coverage, sample decisions and unresolved approvals.
Build a pane schedule ↗Compare appearance under recorded lighting and keep preferences separate from performance and glazing approval.
Use the sample checklist ↗Compare annual energy savings, heating costs and long-term payback using editable project assumptions.
Model your energy savings ↗Compare performance measures and assess samples at the affected desks.
Read the solar film guide ↗Choose finishes and coverage around seated and standing sightlines.
Read the privacy film guide ↗Compare exact products, daylight transmission and glare reduction before reviewing samples.
Compare Clear View Plus shades ↗Compare Plus, Ceramic and Alloy ↗Separate cooling electricity, winter heating and the party receiving any savings before modelling a project.
Read the energy savings guide ↗Separate glare, winter solar gain, drafts and condensation before deciding what the film scope should address.
Review the winter assessment guide ↗Document room requirements, glazing, samples, approvals and access so installer proposals cover the same work.
Use the quote checklist ↗Technical documents
Download the manufacturer’s performance tables for solar, safety/security and decorative film. The proposed product, finish, installation scope and applicable warranty are confirmed in your quote.
Assessment, quotation and installation
We discuss your requirements by phone before arranging a site assessment. For larger projects, we confirm the scope across rooms, floors or multiple locations.
Review the areas requiring film, glass type and condition, sun exposure, privacy requirements and access. Measure the glazing and check film compatibility.
Review film samples and specifications. The quote identifies the selected film, coverage, installation scope and applicable warranty, with proposed timing.
Prepare the glass, apply the specified film and inspect the installation. Provide cleaning, curing and care instructions, along with the applicable product documentation.
Scheduling: Installation dates and estimated duration depend on film availability, glazing area, access equipment and building restrictions. Tell us your required completion date; we confirm the schedule before booking the work.
For product specifications or installation enquiries, call (416) 907‑6900
Commercial quotations
Supply and installation for commercial properties across Southern Ontario. Include your location, approximate scope and required completion date.
We assess your requirements before arranging a site visit.